The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

fancy work, ShacheL bags, tohOgSan caps,
furs lovely silk plush, Is lnuncs wide at 81
per yard, ladies Astrakin cloakipg, s.
goods AT s. %, marblcized NeIvets, dress
trimmings, kid gloves, mittens, specially
fine line of linen handkerchiets, cloth dress
goods, tree trimmings, jet fancy braid,
iewelry AT its real value. Her millinery
department is too ell known To need com
ment,
| JAMES L. DEAN
has we'll Kept grocery and provision store.
He sells poultry at botJo prices.
MRS. A. l.. wILKINSoN'S
store should be visited before mi.kiug puy-
cna,aes she has fine line Of goods for
Christmas tree trimmings, all SORTS oi fancy
| toilet ARTICLES such as soaps, line pertuun-
cries, dolls of all sizes aud 1T ali prices,
| muifs, pocket books, 1nuiflaTs for Ladies' and
| gentlemen, silk and linen handkercEiets.
pushes, ribbons, iurs, box paper, baskets,
| books, hand satchells, childreus knit caps,
fine line of inilrenery, fancy feathers, chll-
| dre,is and ladies' legglnes, phoi osraph and
| autograph albums, plush pEutograph frames
gloves, collars anu cuffs, hosiery, work
baskets, hampers, toys tor chtGrel, LADIES'
underwent, corsets, scrap book pictures,
| skirt forms and patterns. Mir Wilkinson
is agent Tor ali the hraJ-c!tss III ,kes oi
| pianos, organs, sewing macalues aud
patent bed spring OF winch ne is Lhe manu-
facturer,
JOHN MILBUES
a
ing formerly occupied by keesc & Freeman
for the same purpose. He uas poultry,
fruits, nuts, etc.
JOHN G QUECK.
the baker, makes and sells ruak, rolls,
bread, cakes, etc. de also deals IN confec-
tionaries.
| f. f BRADBURY * SON
deals i'll provisions and fresh meats. They
keep poultry for Christmas Trade.
ROGER wIrwokTH
| does not make any specially ot Christmas
| goods hut - many articles that are u,eiu
at that time ls well As al others. tie has !.
| large stock OF SKATES, pocket knives, carving
sets, Rogers silver plated ware, ircludins
kuIve-, forks and spoous aJ reAspnap.c
prices, r..zsrs revnlvers, robes and sleigh
| bells. Mr.. WlJworth has Il line OF pucke;
| scissors with his name on tueIn. He guar
antee, these and takes them back If they
| are not satisfactory.
A the extreme west end of town known
in former days a5 Little Eik,' are the
stores Of Henry 5. Spittle. Vim. Il. Glipin,
| WM. Merry. Johu " Draper ana Jonu NJ
| Terrell, who are ali worthy OF patronage |
ROBERT MAksuBASK Y son
| at their store in the "Hollow" dead III all
kinds OF furniture. Ii you desire anything
that MIR. Marshb.nk has not i'll stock he
| can get it for you in few days He can
| supply you with parior or chamber suit
AT reasonable prices, also chairs, sofas, pic
ture tr,rn - and everythin. else i'll his line
Next door to this business place is the dry
| goods and grocery store of our popular amt
deserving young merchant
FRANK p. PRICE.
| He has fine line OF useful articles for |
| the holiday trade ALoug them mems
| woInen's $ aud cnidren's ) fur top wool lined |
kid gloves, linen and silk hlndkerchiefs |
fine silk ties, fancy silk suspanders, purses
pocket books, fine pocket knives, perfumery,
toilet soaps dress goods. towels, toilet mats
| linen splashers, beaver fur, silk and
duroy caps, ladies' misses and children's
hoods, blankets, quilts, underwear, fancy |
leather and felt slippers. His grocery de-
partment contains all the good things of
| the season.
MARKS LIEBERMAN
thinks there is noIhiMg better for p Christ |
mas present than new suit of clothes or |
an overcoat. He has IA large assortment oi
mems boys and ehildren's suits and over
coats which he is selling at the very lowest |
prices. MIR. Liebernal, during The holiday |
season gives a present with every sale OF |
clothing. He also has fine line of gents |
furnishing goods. This is an old and relia-
BILE house and every one knows It's location |
10 the "Hollow.''
JOHN W. CASTWELL'S
meat and provision store near the Howard |
House is good place to purchase Christ |
mas supplies.
CHAS II. SMITH
will sell you a good box of cigars to give |
your friend at Christmas and also has d nice
line of pipes and smokers articles which he |
sells at reasonable prces.
JOS. HINCHLIFFE's
news depot, stationary aud general notion
store under the Howard House has many !
| articles suitable for Christmas gif9'. Among |
others noticed, a tine line of bound books |
at low prices, children 5 books i'll ali styles |
OF bindings, y. B. c. and building blocks,
picture puZZ es, large assortment pocket !
knives at % cents, also tine pocket cutlery, |
autograph scrap and photograph albums, |
card and board games, pocket books, box
paper, cigars and smokers articles, viollns, |
accoriions, tifes, harmonicos, family and !
pocket Bibles and ladies dressing Cases.
WILLIAM t. GILES,
on North street adjoining The WING build
ing. is making big preparations for Christ
mas. Mr.. Giles keeps provisions, poultry,
fresh fish, fine oysters and many other |
choice eatah.es. kriss kriukle Gwells in |
the department of the store managed By !
Mrs. Giles, where are all kinds of Ioyo to
please Ghe young folks, the besr con;ection
aries and fine fruits OF all knds.
A. G. BROWN,
across the street, also deals in provisions as
does Mr.. +. w. Jauuey, Oh the corner of |
Bow and Wing streets; Edward Morgan, K.
H. Bell and Mrs. Cintie Boyer on High |
| street, Mr.. Shippers on west ii Ugh street. Mr..
Benz jamin K. Drew has a chg ar aud tobacco |
store or the northeast corner of BOW and !
High streets.
Fine Holiday Goods.
Joseph Hinchliffe bas particularly fine |
line OF holiday goods at his store, under |
the Howard House. which ne invites the
public to examine. Among tue many |
articles in stock are a full line of the |
works of the poets, standard fiction at |
d very low figure, all the works of E.
z. Roe, family and pocket Bibles, Meth